John Marshall High School - Lex Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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Iuanlta Stevens twirls the baton before an interested audience. The Band assembles before a parade. Mr. Reeves - Band Director. Front Row, L, to R, : Marc Wolters, George Swanson, Gene Alexander, Paul Fleischmann, Robert Ronald, Richard Beard and Frank Hutchins. Second Row, L, to R. z Linda Love, Cheryl Matson, Janice Matson, Pat Shioshi, Laura Raab, Anne Warner, Carole Tonnesen and Margaret Tonnesen. Third Row, L. to R. : Gary Everett, Gregg Westcott, Stan Christy, Richard Swanson, Kenn Wagner, Richard Hentges, Larry Button, John Polar, Steve Bryans, Doug LaBerge and Arlan Rippe. The Pep Band at practice. Pep Band Marshall's fine Pep Band has increased school 'spirit tremendously with its memorable performances at basketball games The students who part- icipate in this fine organization are selected from the Marching Band because they have had more experience and because they are willing to practice on their own. State Rules limit the size of a Pep Band to twenty, The newly formed I.V. Pep Band has played at many ofthe wrestling matches this season. u

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Fiont Row, L. to R, : Paul Fleischmann, Gregg Cox, Ian Iohnson, Karen Clark, Anne Warner, Sheryl Whipple, Laura Raab,Gary Everett, Kenn Wagner and Richard Swanson Second Row, L. to R. : Cheryl Matson, Sally Anderson, Barbara Boozer, Donna Clifton, Allen Coulson, Dennis Miller, Iohn Wellin, Ron Gebo, Greg Westcott, Craig Skipton Bev erly Kropp, Pat Bates, Carole Tonnesen, Steve Bryans, Doug LaBerge and Arlan Rippe. Third Row, L. to R, : Carol Gross, Sandra Riegler, Stella Landacre, Sheryl Wilson, Ieanne Flanders, Sharon Dodge, Pete Peterson, Sharlynda Hass, Gayle Morris Mike Lee Stan C risty, Richard Beard, jay Bloom, Matt Hill, Dick Barbee, Sharon Iacobson, Margaret Tonnesen, Philip Fehrenbacker, Larry Bilyeu, Gary Stelle and Frank Hutchins F urth Row, L. to R. : Neal Bonome, Gene Alexander, Marc Wolters, George Swanson, Iohn Poler, Robert Ronald, Dale Crandall, Ierry Stelle, Roxy Piert, Steve Wassall Rich ard Heritges, Rick Cronk, Jeff Tabler and Larry Button. Not Shown : Linda Love, Pat Shioshi and Ianice Matson. Band Senior, junior and sophomore students, sixty-four to be exact, compose the Marshall Marching Band: This act- ive organization has performed at all home football games, several school assemblies and the March All-City Band Festival in addition to marching in the Veterans' Day, Fairy Tale and Rose Festival parades. Their fine perform- ances make them an outstanding group. Arlan Rippe - Band Pres- ident New uniiroms must be stored between performances to keep them looking in top shape. The Band shows the parents that they have been practicing. LBITY BUY-Y-On d6m0l1SU'5i95 NS Skill at fha dfum 164

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Front Row L to R Gaylene Nelson Evelyn Kruse Kathy Young Carol Lawler Diane Greiner, Sharon Johnson, Karen Sousley, Lynn Coffey, Susan Dudqeon,MaryAnn Miller, Second Row L to R Beth DeCillo Elsie Maker Carole May Iane Aqer Mike Salchenberg, Jim Hamilton, Doug Bubanks, Lynn johnson, Iohn Mitts, Doug Aasen, Iohn Plaker, Evelyn Bloom Kathy Lannigan Kathy Sorenson Carol Pesznecker Sylvia Bowen and Deanna Moar. Third Row L to R Sharon Troxel Carmen Heiserman Barbara Myers Ioanne Woody Nancy Irvine, Iim Iohnsrud, Chris Howell, Andy Miller, Doug Block, Barbara Buck, Bun- ny Burgett Claudia Blackhurst Gwenn Hutchins Mary Ann Hutchins and Alladine Whitehead, Fourth Row L to R Janet Vanderberg Marcia Gaylord Fran Oros Bob Campbell Jack Bowen, Dan Berg, Dennis Moar, Nick Iones. Richard Rydman, Iohn Barrows, Mike Campbell Bob Thawley Steve Elliott Bill Upton Dwight Miller Shelia Frainey Rosalynne Richmond and Paulette Wellman, . l- rlzgeftsae ' ' ass, K, L ,, T S S f' . Q 'MW W ..,. . ,..,, . , t . -- 'fa 'relax 1, . rv -is f'5'2fi1 f'S ' as: U 1 fa - '- VT' -' in ' H ' 1' ' - ' fi .xlihwlgsli Richard Rydman - A-Choir Mr. Wilson, Choir Director President The main purpose of the A Choir is the preparation ofa high calibre ofchoral music for public performances. Sophomores , juniors and seniors are auditioned for vocal ability. lfthey have good enough quality, they are ac- cepted. Thereis apossible maximum of eighty members but presently there are sixty-eight. Their officers are: President, Richard Rydmanp Vice- President, Bunny Bur- gett, Secretary, Nick Ionesg Treasurer, Rosy Richmond. They have performed for the Thanksgiving assembly, the Christmas assembly, the All-City Choral Festival, Barnes Hospital, the Spring Concert, Baccalaureate and Commencement . The A Choir performs for the Christmas assembly.